Bittorrent discussion/questions/help

Started by tralalajin · 3 Nov 2005 · 562 replies

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5 Oct 2006, 08:44 #361
bmwracer wrote:
I just ran Speakeasy: 763K/136K.


right on, man...yes that is about the max speed for Verizon's promotional offer...i'm happy you're enjoying it....when you get the whole bitTorrent thing set up to your liking...shoot me a PM and i'll give you some great websites for Japanese films and anime....i know you enjoy Japanese cinema ^_^
5 Oct 2006, 08:45 #362
Never seen that test before. Mine comes out at 1242/194
5 Oct 2006, 08:46 #363
Sorry for the double post........ triky, could you PM me the same thing if you don't mind?
5 Oct 2006, 08:52 #364
bmwracer wrote:
I just ran Speakeasy: 763K/136K.


i think that's a "k", not "K"



Hanzo21 wrote:

You're flyin'! That's like fiber. 763x8 > 5.6Mb


it's 763k / 8 = 95KB/s
5 Oct 2006, 08:54 #365
Hanzo21 wrote:You're flyin'! That's like fiber. 763x8 > 5.6Mb

Uh, I think you've got it all wrong: that's 763Kb/8~95KB/sec... ;)
5 Oct 2006, 08:55 #366
krim wrote:

it's 763k / 8 = 95KB/s


Oh... 763 kilo-bits, not bytes. I was wondering why DSL was kept being mentioned and not FIOS. 5-7Mbs is what Verizon offers in parts of the Dallas area. Unfortunately, not this area.
5 Oct 2006, 08:57 #367
Aren't k and K the same?

Though, m and M are not. :sweat:
5 Oct 2006, 09:00 #368
I was right. See this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SI_prefix

Injuneers yuunite...!! :woot:
5 Oct 2006, 09:01 · edited #369
bmwracer wrote:Aren't k and K the same?

Though, m and M are not. :sweat:


they are, but i was trained not to use K... :hehe:
5 Oct 2006, 09:01 #370
Anime Dad wrote:Never seen that test before. Mine comes out at 1242/194


that's pretty good...that's the baseline for most American DSL users.
5 Oct 2006, 09:04 #371
Tu_triky wrote:that's pretty good...that's the baseline for most American DSL users.

Guess I'm a third-world DSL user. :beaten: :hehe:
5 Oct 2006, 09:05 #372
bmwracer wrote:
Guess I'm a third-world DSL user. :beaten: :hehe:


your sarcasm draws my guffaws...as if the 3rd world ppl as in Darfur were worrying about downstream speeds.. :hehe:
5 Oct 2006, 09:06 #373
i miss my 2300/256 connection. :puppydog:
5 Oct 2006, 09:07 #374
krim wrote:i miss my 2300/256 connection. :puppydog:



that's pretty luscious.
5 Oct 2006, 09:10 #375
Tu_triky wrote:


that's pretty luscious.


true, but if i tried to d/l at anywhere near full speed, the connection would die.

im stable at 1.5MB now.
5 Oct 2006, 09:10 #376
Tu_triky wrote:your sarcasm draws my guffaws...as if the 3rd world ppl as in Darfur were worrying about downstream speeds.. :hehe:

How else are they gonna stream news info about G-Dubya's popularity polls?? :hehe:
5 Oct 2006, 09:14 #377
Tu_triky wrote:

that's pretty good...that's the baseline for most American DSL users.


Yeah I know. I'm at work........ at home it's less. But soon we'll be getting 24000/1000 connection.

bmw you'd have to be happy with yours after dialup?
5 Oct 2006, 09:15 #378
krim wrote:

true, but if i tried to d/l at anywhere near full speed, the connection would die.

im stable at 1.5MB now.


i had 1.5 for a long time until SBC bought AT&T and they offered a good price for upgrading to 6MB
5 Oct 2006, 09:15 #379
Anime Dad wrote:bmw you'd have to be happy with yours after dialup?

Most assuredly, sir. :victory:
5 Oct 2006, 09:18 #380
Ahhh... you can never go back after trying DSL. When we first went online with DSL at work, it was a measly 256/64 connection (base line here) but it was so much better than dialup that I got 512/128 at home almost straight away :P

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